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Man, there's some Coca-Cola shit about not being white. Does anybody know what the fuck that is?

So I just saw this article on my way here in the Uber, God bless Uber, but they had some

diversity training on LinkedIn. And the idea is to help people be more open-minded or whatever,

but the branding of it was be less white. And what the fuck are you doing?

But what do they mean by that? What type of white? Don't be racist. Don't be this. They're saying like,

hey, check your biases, but the way they branded it to try to be funny, I guess, was be less white,

which is really ironic because your whole point is to tell people to be mindful of how they make

others feel. So it's assuming white people are racist. Are they a true leader? Yeah, I guess that's

said in qualities to whiteness. I guess that sentence does. But what they're trying, they're just

trying to make a joke about like, hey, sometimes as a majority, you might be, you know,

blind to certain things that you make minorities feel whatever. I think that's what they're trying to do.

But the way they try to be cute and funny about it, which is like a liberal trope also,

it's just be less white. And it's like, bro, what do you, is you don't know though? Like, I don't

know if it's playful because it's coming from Robin, DeAngelo. And that's the woman that wrote

white fragility. Have you heard of this book? I've heard the term, but I don't know anything.

It was like this book that like spurred a lot of like the woke movement. Yeah. And basically,

the book is like, if you're white, you are inherently racist. Yeah. It's like this short summary

of it, which like, are we all inherently raised? There's like debate to it. But it's like, yeah,

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